What are the brands of tents? Which brand is the best?

Tent brands include: Pathfinder, Snow Wolf, Mu Gaodi, Camppal, etc. Pathfinder is the best.

1. Pathfinder

Beijing Pathfinder Outdoor Products Co., Ltd. was established in 1999 and specializes in the research, development and design of outdoor products. The Pathfinder brand has been recognized as one of China's famous brands trademark, and became a licensed manufacturer for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, creating two unique titles in China's outdoor products industry, in addition to many other honors.

2. Snow Wolf

Snow Wolf is a well-known professional tent brand. Through popular design concepts, it combines fabrics with world-famous accessories to design a perfect combination of technology and fashion. Combined clothing and tents and other travel products.

3. Mugaodi

Mugaodi is a comprehensive brand that provides a full set of equipment and clothing for people to have outdoor gatherings. Currently, the "Mugaodi" brand is Its excellent quality and good reputation have quickly spread across markets at all levels across the country.

4. Camppal

An outdoor product brand built and operated by Xiamen Guanhong Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. for many years. Founded in 2004, it operates tents, floor mats and other outdoor sports products. In 2009 and 2014, the company obtained four national product patents.

Selection Tips

1. Choose a tent based on the most difficult and harsh conditions you may encounter. For example, although you don't plan to camp in the winter, if one of your outdoor activities is going to be carried out in late autumn, then you should choose a 4-season tent or a convertible tent.

2. A 4-quarter tent is usually 10-20 heavier than a 3-quarter tent (mainly due to the extra poles). Convertible accounts allow you to add or remove tent poles and adjust ventilation conditions according to the situation.

3. Self-supporting tents (which do not require external support) are very easy to use. You can easily move its position, or shake off fallen leaves, dust, snow, etc. from the tent. Tents that are too lightweight are often difficult to support on their own.

4. The capacity of the tent. Each manufacturer has its own capacity standards. The actual capacity is often smaller than the marked capacity. For example, a tent labeled with a capacity of 2 people will often appear quite cramped after accommodating two large adults and their equipment.